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- - We protect wildlife in Britain and around the world by bringing our most threatened species back from the brink of extinction. We do this through ground-breaking research, practical conservation and education, all with the help of our supporters.
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Slow loris appeal with the Little Fireface Project – Coffee Project gallery

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Slow loris appeal with the Little Fireface Project – Coffee Project gallery

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Discover more about the Little Fireface Project by viewing the coffee project photo gallery.

We’re working with Professor Anna Nekaris’ team in Java to combat the numerous threats slow lorises face. One of the largest threats is deforestation and the destruction of slow loris habitat. So with our help, Anna’s running a reforestation project assisting local communities to plant native trees and wildlife-friendly fruit crops in existing and new coffee farms. But, this is just one of the many elements to this project aiming to secure a better future for these critically endangered primates.

90% of the land in Java is now deforested, much for agriculture. So making farmland more wildlife friendly is imperative

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Photo credit: Andrew Walmsley

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